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Can We Even Call It Love Anymore

There were old pictures,

In the box with my effects,

From a time just before,

I left to pay off my debts.

 

I was gone for years,

Haunted by dreams of your lips,

And the memory of,

Felonious hands upon your hips.

 

I never thought that the,

***** pictures you sent,

Could bring back my heart,

So broken and bent.

 

Flaming hair from a bottle,

Your soul from the same,

But in the end can I really,

Be the only one to blame?

 

I don't know if I lost you,

Or if I even loved you before,

Still my heart beats in wonder,

If your heart may want more.

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Written by
aaron-reisinger
American
Published
Jan 26, 2022
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#love
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